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My name is Ian, I have been learning french, and hope to lean many other languages in the future. I am looking for a language partner to practice talking with. I would also like to help people learn english as well. I plan on being an english teacher in foreign countries in the future and it would e a great experience to help people here.
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    Dadim raft toro Hi I found this song and have been trying to figure out what the title means... My best translation is "We gave him/her leaving to you" but this doesn't make much sense in English. Was wondering if someone can give a better translation (and perhaps a summary of what the song is about) ممنون
    March 14, 2016
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    Diruz Diruz azizam-o man be xane ye dustesh raftim zyra tavalod ye dustesh hast. Kamu bâzi kardim pas be bar raftim. Yesterday me and my girlfriend went to her friends house because it was her birthday. We played some games and then went to a bar.
    February 4, 2016
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    Esme man Yan eh Esme man yan eh. Bist o yek sal daram. Dar Michigan zendegi mikonam. Dust daaram zaaban yâd giram. (Also?) Faransi (can?)Sohbat mikonam. Musik ra mikonam vai khub nam. Yâd giram kard bekonam (Khaham beguyam) Hello my name is Ian. I am twenty one years old. I live in Michigan. I like learning languages. I can also speak french. I make music sometimes, but its not very good. I am learning how to make knives.
    January 31, 2016
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  • Answered
    There's a huge difference. "Bring it on" is a taunt, something you'd say to anger your opponent. It sounds like you think you're better than them. Bring it in is something to you'd say to get all your temates together, like for a huddle or something. "Bring it on" is kind of cliché tho.
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    January 31, 2016
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    What are you having problems with? Get can be used in many ways and in American English is very common. It replaces a lot of common verbs such as: to buy, to recieve, to earn (I get $100 a month) Here's a site http://www.edufind.com/english-grammar/verb-get/
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    January 30, 2016
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  • Posted
    Is this correct? bazi ra bazad mikoni daaram tamaashaa bekonam I'm watching him/her play a game. (Also how do you say "is this correct?" dorost ast?) Mersi!
    January 28, 2016
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  • Posted
    Texts translated to chinese Were going to eat at Wendy's and then go to lows to look for paint. 我们去Wendy s吃进而去Lows看尤其。 You leave yet? 你们没有离开了？ We're about to. 我们正待。 I'm at the house, if you haven't left I'll just go with you. 我在家，如果你们没有离开的话我跟你们去。 Sorry if I used the wrong hanzi! Thank you for correcting and reading
    March 7, 2015
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  • Posted
    Is this sentence correct? 我在看我的朋友完游戏。 Wo zai kan wo de pengyou wan youxi I am watching my friend play video games
    January 30, 2015
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  • Posted
    私の休み この休み、家族とヂジニワルドに行きました。あそこに、大きい家でいました。私の彼女は始めていました。でも、私はあそこに幾弁いました。楽しかった。日本人と日本語を話しました。たくさん上げる。 跡で、病気になりました。まだちょっと病気です。明日（木曜日）大学に戻ります。私の初日戻って、でも月曜日は始めました。病気だから行きませんでした。二クラスあります。天文学と神話学。これは楽しかったらいいですよ。 読んでくれてありがとうございます。
    January 14, 2015
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  • Commented

    Actually I find that the particles can make it easier to say some things. It can be a little extra thought but they're pretty easy to get the feel of in my opinion

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    January 12, 2015
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